The last Horrible Bosses was about murdering your boss you cant stand, Ive had a few like them but not my new ones, theyre lovely. Well this time its not about murder, Nick (Jason Bateman) Dale (Charlie Day) & Kurt (Jason Sudeikis) have quit their jobs, invented something to make them rich but are swindled by Burt & Rex Hanson (Christophe Waltz & Chris Pine.) Who leave them $500.000 in debt & on the brink of losing their invention. So after a useless visit to Nicks old boss Dave Harken (cameo stealing Kevin Spacey) they decide to kidnap Junior & hold him to get their money back. Cue plot twists, unexpected awkward moments & Jennifer Aniston making men wet themselves. Pros. Well its nice to see the formula hasnt changed, Chris Pine is just brilliant. Hes basically Jim Kirk with a silver spoon up his ass. Perfect for him, Jennifer Aniston OH MY GOD. Erm you want to know why watch it & find out. Kevin Spacey is just funny as hell even if he has a serious face. Jason Bateman is just Jason Bateman. But, right Im afraid I might go all Frankie Boyle here so ill apologise in advance. Whereas its funny at the beginning, as it goes on it just starts to wear very thin as far as the jokes & the petty arguing goes. Day & Sudeikis are more like 2 kids whove got a degree in how to be annoying dumbasses & Jason is ashamed to be with them. I get theyre clueless but really. Noone is that clueless. Ever heard of once bitten twice shy? You get stabbed in the back, you dont let the same guy put a chainsaw through it too. Honestly this is supposed to be a comedy, but Paddington has more laughs in it then this has. Its laughs are from dumbass moments & not comedy. Its not the worst movie of the year, Aniston & in particular Chris Pine save this from that honour, but no ransom would ever make me watch this again 1.5/5 DKFILMREVIEWS
Posted on: Mon, 15 Dec 2014 23:39:37 +0000
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